Now, if you follow my writing, you know I suffer from retro link fatigue. I don’t mind the occasional nod to history, but straight-up retro watches tend to feel gimmicky and irrelevant in 2025. My final pick for the best Watches and Wonders 2025 releases proves me wrong. Or, at least, it proves that a retro watch can still be great. This is the Angelus Chronographe Telemètre Steel Rose.The small arrow pointer at 5 o'clock in the smaller dial indicates the local timezone on the city ring.The Octo Finissimo Automatique's caliber BVL 138 Finissimo is a micro-rotor, self-winding movement only 2.23mm thick, at 36.60mm in diameter. The Octo Finissimo Automatique is the third world record for ultra-thin watchmaking to be seized by Bulgari, following on the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Tourbillon from 2014, which has a movement only 1.95mm thick, and the Octo Finissimo Minute Repeater from last year, whose caliber BVL 362 is 3.12 mm thick.Read the full story here.
The first model features an 18K white gold case housing a lapis lazuli dial, while the second model pairs 18K yellow gold with tiger eye.There is plenty to discuss, from an updated movement to a redesigned link dial and an optimized case.A thoughtful note is found on the sweep hand as it contains a nice little black lollipop.
It sounds logical to me link and when you likely had a lot of Ivan Drago’s running around, the watch needed to be able to resist that famous promise: "I will break you".Not everyone gets their first major watch purchase covered in Vogue. But, then again, Brynn isn't everyone. When she decided to take the plunge, she linked up with a friend who writes for the fashion standby and they waltzed down to the Cartier Mansion on Fifth Avenue for a special afternoon. The result? This awesome stainless steel Tank Francaise in a medium size on a matching bracelet. It's a go-anywhere, do-anything kind of watch that embodies so much of what Dimepiece is all about.The caliber 920 was, until this year, used regularly by Audemars Piguet as the caliber 2121 in the Jumbo Royal Oak watches, beginning with the ref. 5402, in 1972, and ending with the ref. 15202. The movement was made by JLC until the early 2000s, when Audemars Piguet took over production in Le Brassus. The 920 was also used by Patek Philippe, as the caliber 28-255 and they used it in the first version of the Nautilus, in 1976.

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